'Forced Hospitalization in a Mental Institution' Do Dae-yoon: "Worked as Jang Beom-jun's Manager... Only Refused Tasks"[Haetoo][Byeolbyeol TV]

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Do Dae-yoon of Two Months, who has been active for over two months, revealed his recent activities, including working as Jang Beom-jun's manager until last year.

On the 17th episode of KBS 2TV variety program 'Happy Together - It's Good Not to Be Alone', Do Dae-yoon and Kim Ye-rim of Two Months appeared on the show for the first time in 13 years as a complete group.

That day, Do Dae-yoon explained that shortly after making a dazzling debut as one of the TOP3 contestants on 'Superstar K 3', he suddenly chose to go to the United States. "I suffered severely from bipolar disorder. I had no choice but to take long breaks," he shared.

He added, "I tried various part-time jobs. When things got tough, I realized music might not always be the answer. So I worked in a jewelry shop warehouse, did quality inspection work, and also worked as a bartender."

Notably, Do Dae-yoon revealed that he had served as the manager for Busker Busker, surprising viewers.

He said, "I worked as Jang Beom-jun's manager. Most of what I did was politely refusing requests whenever they came from broadcasting stations or event organizers." This comment drew laughter from the audience.

Regarding his expertise in refusal, Do Dae-yoon remarked, "These days, even ChatGPT is quite effective, so various methods have emerged." The top method was to respond with, 'I refused other broadcasting stations too. I didn't just refuse this one,' which made the entire studio burst into laughter.

Meanwhile, Do Dae-yoon previously sparked widespread discussion in 2024 on KBS Joy's 'Ask Me Anything' by revealing his forced hospitalization at a mental institution. At that time, he disclosed that due to rumors, he suffered from bipolar disorder and was hospitalized by his mother for two months of treatment.

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